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Add The New York Post on Google The World Cup knockout stage continues on Monday with a three-game slate including Japan vs. Brazil clashing at NRG Stadium.
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Kalshi’s three-way moneyline is offering Brazil for -140 and Japan for +430. The Japanese fought back from a 2-0 deficit to beat the five-time World Cup champions 3-2 back in October.
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Brazil topped Group C behind the brilliance of Vinícius Júnior, but the Seleção faces one of the tournament’s toughest tactical tests against an unbeaten Japan side that has conceded little space and thrives on quick transitions.
Japan’s disciplined defensive shape and relentless work rate are built to frustrate possession-heavy opponents before springing forward on the counter, making Brazil’s balance between attack and defensive cover crucial.
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